One thing, perhaps, eluded me, in the realm of knowledge, such as the process: day by day I gather some new bits of information, reminding me of the Werefkin painting of the devotchkas with the pillowbags over their shoulders, walking along the boulevard.
The thing I didn't know.
Shaolin classes online aren't that expensive.
But in everyday, and I was once told by a fire-breathing dragon, the secret sauce of life is the collecting of facts, such to the extent even to call life a philosopher's path, or something, in today's compartmentalized world, and with a large amount of information at our fingertips, we indulge, intentionally or not, in the learning of new things quite frequently.
As Paul said, the Athenians were constantly on about taking up new ideas, and just based on that natural curiosity, kind of gentleman curator people, those philosophers, some of the philosophers told Paul that they would hear more about Christ, more of the Gospel, but to what end, Paul seemed somewhat uncertain.
The taking up of new things, as it were, almost like "retail therapy" or impulse buying, some learn new things, others take in new material, such as news, or what not, new types of fried snacks in foil bags.
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